Science Saturday: David Sen and Wife Works

science saturday: We're hoping that he sees that we're here, Sen told CBC News, according to CBC. I really hope that they have a heart and look at it and say 'maybe we made a mistake here.' David Sen, whose wife works at the case processing centre, says families will have extra expenses if workers have to commute to Edmonton. David Sen, a resident of the town some 100 kilometres east of Edmonton, joined about 20 protesters outside the Telus World of Science Saturday looking to catch Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's attention. CBC Trudeau was in Edmonton as part of a quick West Coast tour and took the opportunity to tout his Liberal government's child benefit program monthly payments made to eligible families. We are moving forward in a way that works with the community to minimize the impacts of this transition, which we know is difficult. He also told media he was firm about the decision to relocate the centre and over 200 jobs with it. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.